Red Star

Full name	Red Star Football Club 93
Founded	1897 as Red Star Club Français
Ground	Stade Bauer Saint-Ouen, Seine-Saint-Denis (Capacity: 10,000)
Chairman	Bruno Davoine
Head Coach	Alain Mboma
League	CFA 2 Groupe B
2009/10	CFA Groupe D, relegated
Home colours Away colours

Red Star Football Club 93 is a French football club, founded by Jules Rimet in Saint-Ouen, Seine-Saint-Denis, Paris in 1897. They played in Ligue 1 at periods of 1932-1933, 1934-1938, 1939-1948 (not included 1940-1944 period due to France occupied by Germany), 1965-1966, 1967-1973 and 1974-1975. The best result was 7th in 1946-47 season.

"Red Star" is not a translation; the club's name in French is "Red Star", rather than "Étoile Rouge".

[edit] Honours

• Coupe de France
  • Winners (5) : 1921, 1922, 1923, 1928, 1942
  • Runners-Up (1) : 1946

[edit] Notable players

Red Star sign in front of Stade Bauer

See also:Category:Red Star FC players

Alfred Aston Jean Baeza Pierre Bernard Jean-Claude Bras Aleksandr Bubnov Tony Cascarino Pierre Chayriguès Fyodor Cherenkov Nestor Combin Julien Darui Vassiriki Abou Diaby Cyril Domoraud

Louis Finot Zbigniew Gut Lucien Gamblin Lucien Illiano Charles Itandje Sylvain Kastendeuch Christian Laudu Patrice Lecornu Steve Marlet Eugène Maës Abdoulaye Méïté Soilhyo Mete Paul Nicolas

Daniel Rodighiero Sergey Rodionov Jacky Simon André Simonyi Guillermo Stábile Safet Sušić Alexis Thépot Willy Gueret [edit] Managerial history Roland Richard 1911-1912 Paul Baron 1934-1935 Guillermo Stabile 1935-1939 Augustin Chantrel 1939 Edmond Delfour 1945-1946 Villemin 1946-1947 Auguste Jordan 1947-1948 André Riou 1948-1949 André Simonyi 1952-1953 Eugène Proust 1953 Charles Nicolas 1953-1955 Angelo Grizzetti 1955-1956 Paul Baron 1956-1958 Jean Prouff 1958-1959 Georges Hanke 1959-1960 André Simonyi 1960 Paul Baron 1960-1961 Jean Avellaneda 1961-1969 Ladislas Nagy 1969-1970 Marcel Tomazover 1970-April 1972 José Farias April 1972-October 1974 André Merelle October 1974 Marcel Tomazover October 1974-1975 Roger Lemerre 1975-1978 Carlos Monin 1978-1979 Claude Dubaële 1979-1980 Georges Eo 1980-1985 Roger Lemerre 1985-1986 Gérard Laurent 1986-1987 Philippe Troussier 1987-1989 Bernard Maligorne 1989-September 1989 Patrice Lecornu September 1989-January 1990 Henri Depireux January 1990-1990 Michel Rouquette 1990-November 1991 Robert Herbin November 1991-1993 Robert Herbin and Pierre Repellini 1993-1995 Pierre Repellini 1995-September 1996 Abdel Djaadaoui September 1996-1997 Jean Sérafin 1997-November 1998 Jean-Luc Girard November 1998-August 1999 Jean-Luc Girard and Pierre Repellini August 1999-2000 Jacky Lemée 2000-October 2000 Jean-Luc Girard October 2000-January 2001 Pierre Repellini January 2001-2001 Jean-Luc Girard 2001-May 2002 Mustapha Ousfane May 2002-2003 Azzedine Meguelatti 2003-February 2004 Jean-Luc Girard February 2004-2006 Bruno Naidon 2006-2008 François Cicccolini 2008-2009 David Giguet 2009 Alain Mboma 2009- [1] [edit] References ^ "France - Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs on RSSSF". http://www.rsssf.com/players/trainers-fran-clubs.html#m. Retrieved 2007-07-27.  [edit] External links Official web site v • d • e Championnat de France Amateurs 2 — Groupe B • 2009-10 Clubs Arras • Aubervilliers • Avion • Beauvais (res.) • Créteil (res.) Feignies • Les Lilas • Marnaval • Red Star • Reims (res.) Roye • Sens • Sedan (res.) • Saint-Dizier • Tinqueux • Valenciennes (res.) This article about a French football club is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. v • d • e